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|October 2022
Cashing in on the cosmos
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Jonathan Powell reflects on the 1910 Halley's Comet panic buying spree
They say 'where there's a crowd there's business. With a huge potential global audience online, the next time inspiration for an innovation flashes like a shooting star, no matter how unlikely-sounding it may be, you may find customers surprisingly easy to find - especially if your money-spinning idea has links to space.
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